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What Causes Recurring Skin Infections In A Diabetic?

Hi I have been suffering from diabetes since the last ten years. I am a 43 year old male and since the last 4 years I am taking galvus met once in a day. Here from some months i get skin infections regularly which gets treated with medicine but reappears once I stop using them.Why does this happens?
Thu, 5 Feb 2015
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control your sugar,
keep it at less than 110 fasting & less than 200 after food,
HbA1C less than 7 %,
urinalysis for sugar,
consult your family doctor for physical examination,
he would prescribe a good anti bacterial cream e.g; nadifloxacin once a day topically & a good antibiotic e.g; amoxicillin +clavanic acid ,
take bath twice a day,
take full course of antibiotic.
take care.
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What Causes Recurring Skin Infections In A Diabetic?

control your sugar, keep it at less than 110 fasting & less than 200 after food, HbA1C less than 7 %, urinalysis for sugar, consult your family doctor for physical examination, he would prescribe a good anti bacterial cream e.g; nadifloxacin once a day topically & a good antibiotic e.g; amoxicillin +clavanic acid , take bath twice a day, take full course of antibiotic. take care.